A building society securitizes personal loans. The Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) and the investors in Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) are depositors in that building society.

On a scrap paper, represent the changes in the balance sheets of the building society and the SPV. Then use your draft to fill the following multiple blanks. The scrap paper will not be uploaded but must be carefully kept for future reference.

For each blank type a sign + or - to represent the net change (with no dollar sign) or X if that item is at a wrong location in the balance sheet or 0 if that item is at the right location but does not change (in net or at all).

SPV

Assets Liabilities +Equity

Loans: Loans:

Deposits: Deposits:

ESF: ESF:

ABS: ABS:

Building society

Assets Liabilities +Equity

Loans: Loans:

Deposits: Deposits:

ESF: ESF:

ABS: ABS:

The building society has removed some credit risk Type Y for true and N for incorrect.

The building society has received some funds Type Y for true and N for incorrect.

Assume now that the building company again securitises its loans (as before) and buys all the ABS from the SPV. On a scrap paper, represent the changes in the balance sheets of the building society incorporating the securitisation and the purchase of the ABS. Then use your answer to fill the following blanks. Carefully keep your scrap paper for future reference.

For each blank type a sign + or - to represent the net change with no dollar symbol or X if that item is at a wrong location in the balance sheet or 0 (the number zero) if that item is at the right location but does not change (in net or at all).

Building society

Assets Liabilities +Equity

Loans: Loans:

Deposits: Deposits:

ESF: ESF:

ABS: ABS:

The building society has removed some credit risk Type Y for true and N for incorrect.

The building society has received some funds Type Y for true and N for incorrect.